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Since construction sites are places with the potential for many serious injuries, those who work there may be grateful for workers’ compensation benefits that cover their medical bills and other expenses if they should get hurt. However, sometimes construction...
For those who work construction in California, it can be satisfying to watch a project nearing completion. Each phase of the job carries its unique risks, but many construction workers enjoy being part of something important for the property owners, whether it is...
A construction site is a dangerous place. Heavy machinery and hazardous job sites place workers in danger every day. One of the ways in which California employers can protect their workers from injury is by providing adequate safety training and clear instructions for...
Most construction workers know that an injury on the job can be devastating. Construction accidents often result in catastrophic injuries, which can mean time lost from work while making a long, painful recovery. Workers’ compensation may help, and an employer can...
When a construction worker is injured, they typically have the right to claim workers’ compensation. However, there are situations where you may have the right to file a lawsuit in addition to your worker’s compensation claim. Whether you have a separate lawsuit or...
Whether it occurs in a car crash or a construction accident, a crush injury is very serious. It typically happens when a body or a body part is squeezed between heavy objects. This is as bad as you might think. Not only may you see bleeding, bruising, bone fractures...
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), a U.S. Department of Labor agency, enforces workplace safety standards and regulations for all industries across the country. Under federal law, all entities—whether employer or contractor—must follow OSHA...
If you are a construction worker and have been injured at work, you may have more legal options than you think. Most workplace injuries are covered by workers’ compensation. However, many construction site accidents are also covered by personal injury law. That means...
If you suffer an injury while in the vicinity of a construction site, as a worker or otherwise, it is possible that you can pursue damages for your injury beyond what you may receive through workers’ compensation. There are several ways negligence can lead to a...
